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Category Archives: Newspapers
Spice up your local news headlines with pictures
The Mirror puts an image of a bicycle in place of the word in its headline.
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged bicycles, Mirror
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‘Lust, Caution’ box office numbers in Beijing
SCREEN is an unofficial poll of audiences’ feedback on new released movie conducted by The Beijing News (新京报). They carried out an audiences’ poll about Ang Lee’s Lust, Caution (色戒) on its debut day (November 1) in a Beijing theatre. … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Newspapers, Survey
Tagged box office, Caution, censorship, film, Lust
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Robocops to catch dogs
Don’t mess with Henan cops Netease picks up a photo story that most of today’s newspapers have run with: a demonstration of force by the police in Zhengzhou, capital of Henan Province. The image reproduced here shows a police officer … Continue reading
Does foul language have a place in the papers?
Southern Weekly (南方周末) receives a letter from a reader upset about filthy language.
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged language, Southern Weekly, taboos
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China’s Silk Road legacy and image management
by Bruce Humes
The Silk Road, re-packaged for you by politically correct editors of Cankao Xiaoxi (参考消息).
Posted in Guest Contributor, Newspapers
Tagged Bruce Humes, Reference News, Silk Road, Uighurs, Xinjiang
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by Bruce Humes
by Bruce Humes
Shakeup at Beijing Daily Messenger
Beijing Daily Messenger (北京娱乐信报) is no longer a metropolitan daily newspaper. People speculate as to why.
Posted in Media regulation, Newspapers
Tagged aside, Beijing Daily Messenger
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Terrorism in the Global Times
Today’s headline says that a Chinese motorcade was attacked by terrorists in Pakistan on 19 July.
Posted in Front Page of the Day, Newspapers
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Losers and liars
The China man’s national football team failed to reach the knock-out stage after suffering a humiliating 3-0 defeat to Uzbekistan yesterday on the Asian Cup 2007.
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A fighter jet and the Beijing mayor’s job description
Wang Qishan (王岐山), the mayor, will guide the overall work of city government.
Posted in Newspapers
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Cardboard baozi and a summer cure for a winter disease
Yongbyon reactor closure, cardboard steamed buns, and toufutie.
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